Oishi Sayaka 大石早矢香 Japanese, b. 1980
ANIMA flower vase (Deer) , ANIMA 花器, 2024
Stoneware
H8 1/4 × W16 1/8 × D7 7/8 in.
H21 × W41 × D20cm
H21 × W41 × D20cm
With signed certificate
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Oishi Sayaka’s decorative surfaces behold a parade of flora and fauna. She is fascinated by the duality of human and nature, and how this relationship is treated in different religions...
Oishi Sayaka’s decorative surfaces behold a parade of flora and fauna. She is fascinated by the duality of human and nature, and how this relationship is treated in different religions and cultures. Oishi examines the way that beauty in human society and nature is the result of necessary survival.